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You can. But why try to beat addiction on your own? Science is showing us how social connections make us more happy. Thi ...
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Dealing with negative stinkin' thinking in addiction recovery? Is it possible to restructure the perception you've built ...
Here we review the book "Healing the Wounds of Childhood" by Don St John, Ph.D., a book about healing from traumatic chi ...
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